Federer gets right to work in Rotterdam

Feb 13, 2018
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Published Feb 13, 2018

Just three match wins away from reclaiming the No. 1 ranking, Roger Federer arrived in Rotterdam to begin his quest ahead of his Wednesday start.

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A late wildcard entrant into this week’s ABN AMRO World Tennis Tournament, the 36-year-old Swiss is bidding to become the oldest man in ATP history to hold the top spot by nearly three years (Andre Agassi was 33).

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Federer is just two weeks removed from winning a record 20th major crown at the Australian Open.

It is the two-time champion’s first time in Rotterdam since 2013, making his return to the event extra special.

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Federer will begin his road to a third Rotterdam title on Wednesday night against qualifier Ruben Bemelmans.

Federer gets right to work in Rotterdam

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